Recover Exchange data from Error: 1610

Exchange Server is the top most priority of most of the organisations when we talk about flawless communication. It facilitates users by providing essential business related features like emails, calendars, events, contact items, attachments and tasks. The MS Exchange Server is widely famous because it is affordable and fairly simple to use. The application with collaboration with MS Outlook proved to be number 1 email client-server architecture. The MS Exchange Server involves very less maintenances cost which naturally attracts large number of user groups. Unlike other email server application like Domino Server, Ms Exchange is build with advance but highly simple technology. Because of this user does not seek for dedicated training program while working on Exchange.

Overpower Exchange Error: 550, using EDB recovery tool

Working as an administrator of MS Exchange Server, the user finds himself in complete control. The server application is simple but highly efficient which helps the user to manage all the activities easily. However there is a situation when user is troubled while sending an email to a particular destination. While attempting to send an email user encounters an error stating:

Straighten out Exchange database error 1112

MS Exchange Server is a server side application of client-server architecture. The Exchange Server is highly efficient in commutating emails, contacts, calendars, tasks and other business oriented documents. As far as storing is concerned, MS Exchange Server 2003 can handle data up-to 16GB. On reaching the prescribed limited user can encounter following event ID of an error type.

Exchange Server And It's Reason for Corruption

As we all know that Exchange Server use EDB and STM files to store its data. Exchange Server stores all its default mailboxes in Priv1.edb and Priv1.stm files. There are many tables in .edb file that contains meta data for all e-mails and other items in the Exchange store. 

Database(EDB+STM)+Entries in transaction logs(LOG File)= Current Database

 By the corporate perspective EDB file in the Exchange server is the most important part because it consists all required or non required files and folders thats why there are many chances of corruption. EDB file stores all mailboxes with their whole items like attachments, emails, calender events, etc. Or once it will corrupt you have chance to loose all data.

If such type of any occurrence happen like virus attack, hardware-or software failure, and sudden power failure etc and because of that your EDB file get corrupted, no need to worry there are many methods for repairing EDB file and the recovery of its data.

Know how to Solve Exchange Sever Error’ -338 (JET_errBadParentPageLink, Database corrupted)

Microsoft Exchange Server is a transaction-based and fault-tolerant system and thus, has much better protection against data loss as compare to other messaging applications. Despite of the fact, Exchange Server databases still get corrupt. The common reasons of corruption are abnormal system or power failure, database oversize issues (16 GB), antivirus scanning, virus attack, and application bugs. Such instances can affect any of the Information Store databases, which are Priv.edb and Pub.edb. As an administrator, your primary concern is to restore the data, which is applicable using the last backup or by repairing the database. There are several Exchange Server Repair software available that may work against if the Exchange repair utilities fail and/or backup is not available.

As one of the instances, suppose you experience an unexpected power outage with your Exchange Server computer. After this, when you start the database, you get some events (such as event 467, 9297 etc.) logging in the Application log. When you run eseutil commands to check the database integrity, it gives an error as below:
“Operation terminated with error -338 (JET_errBadParentPageLink, Database corrupted)…”
If you execute isinteg command, this may result no errors.
Cause
The error -338 occurs due to corruption in parent database and is returned by directory manager. It can occur because of unexpected power failure.
Solution
You can solve the above issue by applying these measures:

1. Check the last online backup. If available and valid, restore from it.
2. You can create a new mailbox store and move all possible mailboxes to it
3. If the above solutions don’t work, you can use esesuitl /r (soft recovery) and/or eseutil /p (hard recovery) commands to repair the corrupted database. The latter option can cause data loss as it deletes the corrupted pages. So, it is suggested to backup your database before applying it.

In case, none of these resolutions proves valid, you need a third-party EDB Repair utility. These software offer safe EDB Repair in each case of database corruption and have high competency to maintain the original database integrity. Moreover, these utilities are quite easy to install and use with self-explaining documentation.

Stellar Exchange Server Recovery is a reliable and advanced utility that repairs damaged or corrupted Exchange database. The high-end EDB Repair Tool supports Exchange Server 5.5, 2000, and 2003. The software implements powerful scanning mechanism and restores all the mailboxes in individual *.pst files. The tool is compatible with Windows 7, Vista, XP, 2003, and 2000.